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Serenity
Serenity@aleabitoreddit·
That’s a misconception: $SIVE is the laser supplier for next gen architectures, not just CPO scale up. Pluggable, scale out CPO, scale up CPO, NPO, etc. - Sivers and $JBL went god-mode and developed 1.6T optical transceivers with CW lasers. Effectively designing around the EML bottlenecks, and even made things more power efficient. From quotes from Jabil management they created a “relatively dramatic moat”. So for the next gen of 1.6T pluggable transceivers, Sivers seems immediately used. Markets missed this nuance too: after Jabil’s announcement, other pluggable players reached out, and SIVE is working with them now (prob codevelopment, qualification stage). There’s not too many players that build optical transceivers that aren’t vertically integrated like Lumentum (think: Innolight/eoptolink, and maybe others). So these are active developments, just not public material yet and could be a new press release anytime. - for CPO scale out which happens H2 2026 onward like $POET, $SIVE is a laser supplier for those players. - scale up CPO is h2 2027, from Ayar and Nvidia’a NVLink CPO ecosystem and that’s the main volume ramp across optical players. But this is where $SIVE looks like they mog every other player from supply chain mapping. Since they’ve likely been working + designed in with $MRVL Celestial, Lightmatter, Lightelligence and the others since they were small way back when. On top of things like this: For foundries like $GFS, $SIVE is the reference laser. Not even including massive companies like O-Net building ELS with $SIVE, likely for the Asian hyperscalers supply chains. This is why $SIVE is by far my favorite laser chokepoint long. Feels like they’re everywhere in new optical architectures starting beginning of 2027.
Zhenmin Chen@JinminDang

@aleabitoreddit 股神,Sivers的DFB激光阵列因为是波分复用,又是多通道,算下来速率好高,只在scale-up才用得上吧? 会不会大规模量产要很久很久?中间可能有各种风险。

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Pep Invest
Pep Invest@PepInvestStocks·
BULLISH for $SIVE The multi-billion-dollar infrastructure partnership between @OpenAI and @cerebras underscores a fundamental shift in how next-generation artificial intelligence workloads are processed. Within this advanced deep-tech matrix, $SIVE serves as a foundational component provider, enabling the physical data transmission required for large-scale AI clusters. This structural connection operates through a critical dual-pathway architecture anchored by @AyarLabs and the global foundry giant $GFS. The technical integration begins with OpenAI's operational requirement for massive, low-latency computational throughput to execute real-time generative AI inference models. Cerebras Systems addresses this demand through its Wafer Scale Engines, which are the largest single-chip processors in existence. However, interconnecting these massive processing units using traditional copper circuitry introduces severe performance bottlenecks, high power consumption, and thermal management challenges that restrict standard data center environments. To overcome these physical limitations, Cerebras integrates optical input/output interconnect technology developed by Ayar Labs, which translates electronic data into optical signals to allow high-density computing clusters to communicate at the speed of light. This optical scaling pathway is reinforced by a secondary, macro-level infrastructure connection via $GFS, which manufactures the specialized silicon photonics wafers that underpin advanced AI cluster architectures. $GFS features a dedicated Silicon Photonics Co-packaged Advanced Light Engine (SCALE™) platform, specifically engineered to deliver the high-bandwidth co-packaged optics (CPO) and optical compute interconnects required by modern AI scale-up architectures. Because Cerebras utilizes silicon photonics standards to scale its hardware out into modular supercomputing topologies, the manufacturing capabilities and platform reference designs of $GFS serve as a primary physical integration layer for these massive computing systems. The viability of this entire ecosystem, across both the Ayar Labs interface and the $GFS manufacturing platform, relies on the underlying component layer where $SIVE operates. An optical interconnect module cannot function without an extremely precise, reliable multi-wavelength light source. $SIVE maintains a comprehensive strategic collaboration with $GFS to integrate its proprietary, high-precision Distributed Feedback (DFB) laser arrays directly into the SCALE™ CPO platform and reference designs. Concurrently, $SIVE is the established manufacturing supplier of the customized, in-package laser arrays that power the optical engines built by Ayar Labs. $SIVE sits at the absolute convergence point of this infrastructure. By supplying the foundational laser arrays that light up the Ayar Labs optical interconnects and driving the silicon photonics reference designs for $GFS, $SIVE acts as an indispensable upstream vendor supporting the hardware roadmap deployed by Cerebras Systems for OpenAI.
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Sancet
Sancet@Million_Sancet·
I completely agree with this take This moment in $AAOI looks like an incredible entry opportunity to me The current correction reminds me a lot of the previous drop from $120 down to $80 when I first mentioned $AAOI Back then, the bearish forecasts turned out to be wildly exaggerated The market always trips over the same stone $AAOI’s long term uptrend is clear and strongly bullish The short term noise is nothing more than gift wrapped entry points handed to us by the shorts And by those who still don’t fully understand the company and its real potential I’m very bullish on $AAOI
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Aadil Bassa, CFA@aadilbassa_

I agree with @PhotonBull here on $AAOI This feels eerily similar to earlier this year when the stock dropped from 120 to 80 Like now; many of the bears were out in full force calling for 30 Same is happening now with many calling for 120 If we get there I will personally be adding more My opinion is that we have had a much needed sentiment reset and the RR has shifted to the upside again I am positioned for ATHs again Disclosure : I’m long AAOI

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Arthur MacWaters
Arthur MacWaters@ArthurMacwaters·
1% of people account for 63% of all violent crimes. 0.2% of people ever commit murder, and **67% of all murders**are committed by people with prior arrests You can literally just fix crime by not tolerating people who show a history of being destructive to society.
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Arthur MacWaters@ArthurMacwaters

It baffles me that for centuries it was completely un-controversial to kill pedophiles and murderers and now it’s like a big deal to suggest that Can someone explain this to me?

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Athu Invests
Athu Invests@athuinvests·
Apart from the strong supply chain mappings, here’s why $SIVE has serious 10x+ upside from today: - InP laser capacity needs to expand ~20x, with a ~40% shortage by 2030 ($NVDA confirmation) - TAM expanding ~10x by 2030 (Goldman Sachs report) - US listing on the cards → major institutional flow, liquidity boost, better exposure, and more opportunities to invest in the company’s expansion - Clear path to becoming the next $LITE through capacity expansion, M&A, and higher-margin products - Still very early in 2026, with real volume ramps scaling in 2027+ - Win Semi qualification secured, manufacturing capacity in place, and ongoing discussions with more partners - Opportunity pipeline continuing to grow - Multi-source preference strengthening (key partners showing clear preference for $SIVE) - Strong geopolitical tailwinds via US & European CHIPS Act + MOU PS: Remember that this doesn’t consider bio sensing, defense, LiDAR, SatCOM, or 5G.
Athu Invests@athuinvests

$SIVE 3 MAIN incredible high-volume ramp confirmations for 2027 (maybe H2’26) & beyond so far: 1. Ayar Labs - TeraPHY chiplets with SuperNova engine powered with $SIVE InP lasers. - Wiwynn rack-scale CPO (Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Meta, Oracle), Oracle-OpenAI link - $AMZN Trainium via AIChip technologies - $NVDA NVLink Fusion ecosystem - $AMD, $INTC backing - $CBRS (Cerebras) as potential second future source 2. $JBL - 1.6T LRO program using SIVE CW DFB lasers. - Multiple hyperscaler customers (Amazon, Meta + noted third hyperscaler with billions in potential revenue - Broad OEM supply chain exposure - Adani Group 5GW DC project in India 3. $GFS - Foundational reference laser for GFS pluggable/CPO/NPO deployments. - $AMD CPO program Others coming along nicely: 4. Lightmatter - US hyperscalers 5. LightIntelligence - Asian hyperscalers 6. O-Net (via Enablance) - Asian hyperscalers 7. $POET - Lumilens partnership (initial $50M order, potential to scale significantly) 8. $MRVL (via Celestial AI) - Amazon Trainium, Microsoft Maia, Google (not fully confirmed) All tied to one laser chokepoint in the massive CPO/1.6T+/photonics supercycle.

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Tom
Tom@TomSzczypka·
$LPK.DE re-score (massive upgrade) Napkin math: • FY2026 operating profit: ~€1M • FY2028 operating profit: €144M • Market cap today: ~€627M • FY2028 target: ~€2.9B • Upside: 4.6x from here 1/ LPKF makes the machine that drills holes through glass for AI chip packaging. The technology is called LIDE. No other production-grade tool can do what it does. The CEO disclosed in June that 80% of major global players have selected LPKF equipment for process validation. 70% market share is the target. 2/ Why glass? AI chips are getting so big that the organic substrates used to package them are hitting physical limits. They warp. They can't handle the heat. Heat handling is also required to hold onto this stock. Glass solves all three. Lower warpage, better thermal stability, tighter via pitch. TSMC's next-gen CoPoS packaging uses a glass core sandwiched between ABF layers. -=-=-=-=-=- Ming-Chi Kuo (June 2026): "The glass core substrate is a must-have. Without it, even being able to make a usable chip is in doubt." -=-=-=-=-=- 3/ To use glass, you need holes through it LIDE does this with a two-step process: laser modifies paths inside the glass, then chemistry etches them out. Crack-free, 10x better sidewall quality than alternatives. This is the step that makes glass packaging physically possible. LIDE is to glass what EUV is to silicon. 4/ CEO meeting notes (June 2026): • Industry ready for first high-volume ramps • 4-5 players ordering this year with 3-10 machines each • Prior €500M addressable market estimate "will greatly exceed this" • Revenue per system ~€1M • Single-customer orders of €100M is what scaling infrastructure needs to handle • Metallization bottleneck (the other hard step) is "more or less solved" • LIDE is "only the entry ticket" to adjacent advanced packaging revenue 5/ The margin transformation: • Legacy business (PCB, solar): 10% operating margin • LIDE glass equipment: 35% operating margin • As LIDE grows from 0% to 70%+ of revenue, blended margins go from breakeven to 31% 6/ The customers: Intel: LIDE equipment installed. Glass-core substrates public. Samsung SEMCO: process designed around LPKF. TSMC: CoPoS glass substrate mass production targeting 4Q28-1Q29. SKC/Absolics: $600M Georgia fab, 2027-28 mass production. DNP, LG Innotek: 2027-28 targets. Five of the six largest advanced packaging companies on earth are qualifying on LPKF equipment. 7/ Why this trades at €627M: • Listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. • Current earnings are near zero • Advanced packaging revenue is ~zero today. All the value is coming. 8/ The supply chain position: AI Chip (NVIDIA/AMD/Broadcom) → Advanced packaging (TSMC CoPoS / Intel glass) → Glass core substrate needs TGVs drilled → LPKF LIDE (sole production-grade tool) → Metallization by $SHMD (Schmid) → Metrology by Onto Innovation $LPK sits at the enabling equipment layer. Every glass substrate that ships was processed by a LIDE machine. 9/ Risks: • Advanced packaging revenue is zero today. The entire thesis is forward-looking. • Not absolute sole-source. 80% qualification share converts to a targeted 70% production share. Alternatives exist but are 10x worse on quality. • Legacy business is dogshit 10/ Catalysts: • SDAX inclusion June 22, 2026 • Q2 Q3 book to bill disclosure, production orders • CEO's updated TAM model and "equity story" presentation • Higher-volume exchange listing, management in discussions Bonus (for those who like numbers, aka me) FY2028 target: €118/share (4.6x from €25.60) 1/ V1 LIDE Glass Equipment: €300M 80-300 machines × ~€1M/system across 5-7 customers. Intel installed, Samsung SEMCO designed around LPKF, TSMC CoPoS 4Q28, SKC/Absolics $600M Georgia fab. CEO targeting 70% market share. 2/ V2 CPO Waveguide Writing: €60M Intel patent for glass waveguides via LIDE. Ayar Labs glass photonic interconnect. Confirmed capability doubles TAM per customer. 3/ V3 Space & Defense: €30M Schmid 700mm order. Starlink phased-array packaging. Fraunhofer IZM Glass Panel Technology founding member. 4/ V4 Legacy (declining): €55M PCB, stencil, solar. Managed decline. Perovskite optionality. 5/ V5 Adjacent Advanced Packaging: €15M CEO: "LIDE is only the entry ticket." Process licensing, consumables, service contracts. 6/ Total FY2028 revenue: €460M Margin build: • Legacy €55M at 10% OP = €5.5M • LIDE + CPO €360M at 35% OP = €126M • Space €30M at 30% OP = €9M • Adjacent €15M at 25% OP = €3.75M Blended operating profit: €144M (31% margin) 7/ Valuation: €144M × 20x = €2.88B market cap €2.88B / 24.5M shares = €118/share 20x justified by monopoly-equipment economics. ASML trades at 35x, KLA at 30x. Discounted for pre-volume stage and micro-cap scale. 8/ From €1M operating profit today to €144M in FY2028. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-==-=-=-=-= If I knew about this earlier, I would have doubled my position. LPK is a top 6 holding for me. May try on Monday
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Koala@BrainyMarsupial

$LPK Meeting Notes (not meant to be official guidance just a summary of what I heard) It's incredibly bullish imo a lot of great info but I'll leave that to the reader to decide. Most salient points are in bold 1. Industry is ready for first high volume ramps 2. Sees a minimum of 3 players initiating purchases (4 or 5 base case) this year with around 3-10 machine orders each... 3. Previous delays are not down to lide as it was production ready but down to independent metalization which was immature... this is now more or less solved 4. Last year the internal assessment was an addressable market of 500 million euros... this has changed and will greatly exceed this. Company intends to update this model soon 5. Customers are now showing more willingness to take on risk 6. CEO's target is 70% market share 7. Share of glass in total package technologies in 2030 could be anywhere from 30% on the consrvative side to 80% on the more optimistic side. (this is not market share btw) 8. Rev per system is something like 1 million euros... for initial ramp up 3-10 mill per buyer depending on how many systems are purchased 9. 100 million machine orders from a single customer in the future is something they stated they have to be ready for (100 mill rev on a single order!) Scaling strategy... 10. Solar rev down but very strong potential once perovskite cells enter high volume stage (technological transition) 11. Not surprised by Price action and believes it's reasonably priced 12. Advanced packaging rev will be significantly greater than what other segments deliver in th 13. LIDE is only the entry ticket, there are many other adjacent rev opportunities in advanced packaging 14. Listing on a high volume exchange (like NASDAQ) is actively on their radar and discussions

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Paradis Labs
Paradis Labs@ParadisLabs·
Some interesting notes from $LPK's AGM: 1. Negotiating with several customers on follow-up orders. 2. Competitors are several years behind LPKF's LIDE tech for glass-based Advanced Packaging. 3. LPKF being one of the first equipment companies to enter the market acts as a moat since customers cannot replace them quickly. Therefore, as the broader semiconductor market grows, so does LPKF's TAM. 4. LPKF's value proposition looks set to improve since they've got plans to offer singulation processes that overcome glass cracking. Which in turn increases yields + reliability for customers = higher ASPs for LPKF. 5. They also acknowledge CPO as a potential opportunity. But too early for LPKF to commit to a specific method right now. --- There's some other commentary floating around from a webinar they held last week. Unfortunately I did not attend that, but I expect the materials to be released within the next week or so.
Ambiorix@Nictoro14

@ParadisLabs Any thoughts on the LPK AGM? It looks good, and serenity posted about it so obviously its up right now, i wanted to hear your thoughts

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Pep Invest
Pep Invest@PepInvestStocks·
The market is currently looking at $SIVE through a very narrow lens, completely missing how the company is embedding itself into the multi-billion-dollar geopolitical space race. While short-term noise dominates retail trading forums, a massive structural catalyst is quietly playing out through Europe's sovereign satellite mega-constellation, IRIS². When the European Union realized that its critical communication and defense infrastructure was entirely dependent on foreign commercial entities like Elon Musk's Starlink, it launched IRIS² to guarantee European digital autonomy. While mainstream headlines focus heavily on the aerospace giants building the actual satellites, smart capital looks at the critical hardware bottlenecks on the ground. A satellite constellation is useless without millions of high-performance ground terminals to connect to it. This is exactly where $SIVE holds an unappreciated technological and regional monopoly. Because of the strict European mandate for strategic sovereignty, the core technology powering this network cannot be outsourced to American or Asian foundries. Sivers is effectively the only commercial merchant silicon vendor within European borders capable of delivering the high-frequency beamforming chips required for these tactical satellite terminals. The definitive evidence of their moat is hidden in their recent corporate disclosures. Multiple tier-one terminal manufacturers bidding for the massive EU volume contracts have already integrated $SIVE silicon into their official prototype designs. In the semiconductor industry, once a proprietary chip is baked into the fundamental architecture of a hardware prototype, the technical switching costs are too high for a client to pivot. This means $SIVE has effectively hedged its bets. No matter which of these manufacturing giants wins the final European Union contracts, $SIVE secures the volume production orders. The European Space Agency recognized this strategic value early on, which is why they are actively subsidizing $SIVE next-generation phased-array research and development. This goes far beyond standard commercial tech hype. $SIVE is quietly building Western geopolitical infrastructure.
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Cyberpunk Sense 👑
Cyberpunk Sense 👑@napoleon21st·
OH MY GOD. $LPK 🚀🚀🚀 Highlights from the meeting today: - High volume scaling has begun - 3 players are purchasing - glass package to increase majorly by 2030 - preparing for orders of size $100 million - LiDE is is only the beginning and there are many adjacent opportunities - NADSAQ LISTING IS BEING DISCUSSED
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$LPK Meeting Notes (not meant to be official guidance just a summary of what I heard) It's incredibly bullish imo a lot of great info but I'll leave that to the reader to decide. Most salient points are in bold 1. Industry is ready for first high volume ramps 2. Sees a minimum of 3 players initiating purchases (4 or 5 base case) this year with around 3-10 machine orders each... 3. Previous delays are not down to lide as it was production ready but down to independent metalization which was immature... this is now more or less solved 4. Last year the internal assessment was an addressable market of 500 million euros... this has changed and will greatly exceed this. Company intends to update this model soon 5. Customers are now showing more willingness to take on risk 6. CEO's target is 70% market share 7. Share of glass in total package technologies in 2030 could be anywhere from 30% on the consrvative side to 80% on the more optimistic side. (this is not market share btw) 8. Rev per system is something like 1 million euros... for initial ramp up 3-10 mill per buyer depending on how many systems are purchased 9. 100 million machine orders from a single customer in the future is something they stated they have to be ready for (100 mill rev on a single order!) Scaling strategy... 10. Solar rev down but very strong potential once perovskite cells enter high volume stage (technological transition) 11. Not surprised by Price action and believes it's reasonably priced 12. Advanced packaging rev will be significantly greater than what other segments deliver in th 13. LIDE is only the entry ticket, there are many other adjacent rev opportunities in advanced packaging 14. Listing on a high volume exchange (like NASDAQ) is actively on their radar and discussions

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Sancet
Sancet@Million_Sancet·
$LPK / $LPKF is right at the center of the new technologies for both solar panels and chips A simple analysis shows that just the solar panel improvements already offer a 50% upside from here But the chip side is where the real massive potential lies On top of that, the CEO made it clear that LIDE is just the beginning And that there are many more opportunities we haven’t even seen yet I’m fully convinced that in the coming months or years $LPK / $LPKF is going to multiply
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Cyberpunk Sense 👑@napoleon21st

You mean to tell me that $LPK is in the middle of the new tech for all solar panels AS WELL as all the chips? Some basic modelling gives the stock 50% upside from here based on the solar panel upgrade alone. And the chips are the much bigger opportunity. And given that the CEO just said LIDE is just the beginning he sees opportunities we're not even talking about. I'm 100% convinced my existing position will make me millions within 3 years.

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Koala
Koala@BrainyMarsupial·
$LPK Meeting Notes (not meant to be official guidance just a summary of what I heard) It's incredibly bullish imo a lot of great info but I'll leave that to the reader to decide. Most salient points are in bold 1. Industry is ready for first high volume ramps 2. Sees a minimum of 3 players initiating purchases (4 or 5 base case) this year with around 3-10 machine orders each... 3. Previous delays are not down to lide as it was production ready but down to independent metalization which was immature... this is now more or less solved 4. Last year the internal assessment was an addressable market of 500 million euros... this has changed and will greatly exceed this. Company intends to update this model soon 5. Customers are now showing more willingness to take on risk 6. CEO's target is 70% market share 7. Share of glass in total package technologies in 2030 could be anywhere from 30% on the consrvative side to 80% on the more optimistic side. (this is not market share btw) 8. Rev per system is something like 1 million euros... for initial ramp up 3-10 mill per buyer depending on how many systems are purchased 9. 100 million machine orders from a single customer in the future is something they stated they have to be ready for (100 mill rev on a single order!) Scaling strategy... 10. Solar rev down but very strong potential once perovskite cells enter high volume stage (technological transition) 11. Not surprised by Price action and believes it's reasonably priced 12. Advanced packaging rev will be significantly greater than what other segments deliver in th 13. LIDE is only the entry ticket, there are many other adjacent rev opportunities in advanced packaging 14. Listing on a high volume exchange (like NASDAQ) is actively on their radar and discussions
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Serenity
Serenity@aleabitoreddit·
Wow, I completely missed this with $LPK meeting notes. And I think markets did too. My biggest takeaway: - NASDAQ listing is actively on their radar and are in discussions. - 70% market share targeted, unholy target. - TAM greatly exceeds former projections. - See a 4-5 base case of players this year with orders. - Industry is ready for high volume ramps. I do think LPK is very undervalued based on these discussions (disclosure: own positions).
Koala@BrainyMarsupial

$LPK Meeting Notes (not meant to be official guidance just a summary of what I heard) It's incredibly bullish imo a lot of great info but I'll leave that to the reader to decide. Most salient points are in bold 1. Industry is ready for first high volume ramps 2. Sees a minimum of 3 players initiating purchases (4 or 5 base case) this year with around 3-10 machine orders each... 3. Previous delays are not down to lide as it was production ready but down to independent metalization which was immature... this is now more or less solved 4. Last year the internal assessment was an addressable market of 500 million euros... this has changed and will greatly exceed this. Company intends to update this model soon 5. Customers are now showing more willingness to take on risk 6. CEO's target is 70% market share 7. Share of glass in total package technologies in 2030 could be anywhere from 30% on the consrvative side to 80% on the more optimistic side. (this is not market share btw) 8. Rev per system is something like 1 million euros... for initial ramp up 3-10 mill per buyer depending on how many systems are purchased 9. 100 million machine orders from a single customer in the future is something they stated they have to be ready for (100 mill rev on a single order!) Scaling strategy... 10. Solar rev down but very strong potential once perovskite cells enter high volume stage (technological transition) 11. Not surprised by Price action and believes it's reasonably priced 12. Advanced packaging rev will be significantly greater than what other segments deliver in th 13. LIDE is only the entry ticket, there are many other adjacent rev opportunities in advanced packaging 14. Listing on a high volume exchange (like NASDAQ) is actively on their radar and discussions

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Serenity
Serenity@aleabitoreddit·
非常感谢中文社区对我最看好股票的投资思路进行的深度剖析! 总的来说,像 $AAOI 和 $SIVE 这样的激光公司是我个人的最爱,因为它们在拓展营收方面有着极大的想象空间。它们可以不仅仅局限于销售激光器,还能制造完整的光模块 以及各种光引擎或 ELS (外部光源) 组件。 又或者像 $COHR 那样,甚至可以向上游延伸进军衬底制造领域,从而实现垂直整合,并不断提升自身的毛利率和总潜在市场规模 TAM 这其中很大一部分的关键在于要率先精准踩中投资主线,毕竟去年很多人甚至都不觉得“光子学(photonics)”能成为一个真正的热门概念。 而且我认为最会让大多数人感到惊讶的是,我们目前仍处于极其早期的阶段。绝大多数的营收放量(爬坡)要到明年,也就是 2027 年的上半年乃至下半年才会真正开始! 不过,能看到中文社区大家持续不断的支持,真的让我感觉非常棒。我会尽我所能,不辜负大家给我起的 “白毛股神” 这个称号。
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Based Hungary 🇭🇺
Based Hungary 🇭🇺@HungaryBased·
🚨🇪🇺 Ursula's Democratic European Union Plans to Crack Down on VPNs! "The new EU age ID verification system will not be 'bypassed' via VPN access." Not even China does this to their citizens.
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Ben Graham
Ben Graham@BenGrahamUK·
China restricts VPNs. Iran restricts VPNs. Russia restricts VPNs. Now Britain is looking at doing the same. The fact we're even having this conversation should alarm everyone who values privacy and freedom online. Keir Starmer has completely lost the plot.
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Dindon Fiscal
Dindon Fiscal@LeDindonFiscal·
Bonne journée à ceux qui travaillent.
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Brivael Le Pogam
Brivael Le Pogam@brivael·
Imagine France without socialist software. It would be like a nuclear bomb of value creation ready to explode. I know the US well. I know France well. France’s potential is massive. What do we need to do? Make France pro-capital and pro-liberty. And reduce the state’s share of GDP. If someone does that, France will come back like a fucking Starship.
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🇫🇷 INSANE: France Leads in Number of Taxes by a Huge Margin

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Serenity
Serenity@aleabitoreddit·
I mean... if i had to guess, $LPK did claim "80% of customers among major global players have selected LPKF equipment". Kinda clear glass substrates is the next packaging shift! From est. timelines, major players like Absolics is ramping H2 2026, Samsung Electro Mechanics 2027 + their partners. Then there's major shifts like TSM CoPoS 2028 (seems possible $LPK upstream exposure, unconfirmed). Just that claim of 80% is staggering and my personal expectation was markets might price it in eventually as they volume ramp (disclosure, own LPK). Don't think there needs to be any major news, probably just getting closer to HVM timelines.
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Test test@TesttestI23

@aleabitoreddit $lpk is ripping!!!! I didn’t see any big news other than sdax inclusion and some potential institutional ownership

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Sancet
Sancet@Million_Sancet·
Wiwynn in collaboration with Ayar Labs has selected $SIVE CW DFB lasers for its CPO program These lasers are integrated directly into Ayar Labs’ SuperNova light source And into its TeraPHY optical engines Which will power Wiwynn’s racks designed for hyperscale environments with liquid cooling and high density Among the end customers of these systems are giants such as $MSFT $AMZN $GOOGL $META and $ORCL Production will begin to scale significantly starting in 2027 Which represents a major boost and strong revenue growth for $SIVE in this strategic segment Undoubtedly, this news reinforces the key role of optics in future AI infrastructure And gives $SIVE more and more reasons to believe we are still at the very beginning Very bullish for $SIVE
Ayar Labs@AyarLabs

Our SuperNova external light source is built for the realities of hyperscale. It is validated in a liquid-cooled, high-density ELSFP board design, with Wiwynn, that meets the thermal, mechanical, and vibration demands. More on @SemiEngineering: bit.ly/4oCYyDI

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